The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-24

SOlfE on THR NEN VINO yILL 10 ~
ROANOKE CITY.

All Sections. Glasses and Conditions Repre-
scented Libby HnI salute. Rockets and
uN est End Smiles on BcI,idcrc The Cen
cral Assembly Well Represented.
Among the names OF those chosen at
the Democratic ward meetings to attend
the convention called tOmeet in Roanoke
by Hon. John $. Barbour will be found
those Of many well known citizens, and
men who have rendered the Democratic
party good service
II is really gratifying 10 note the har-
mOnv that existed. II is always pleasant
10 know That brethren are dwelling to-
gethcr in unity
On Friday night the coalition be-
tween the short hairs and the
Mansard roofs was complete West
Franklin street greeted Oregon Hill
in all fraternity and Libby Hill for
once at least did not look down on Rock
etts Captain William Curtis and cX-
Councilman Hayes will fully represent
these two extremes of Marshall ward
APAlR or KIDS.
And no where was the Jcacrsonian
simplicity of trrc Democracy better eX-
emplifed than in old Jefferson ward
where Lyon Tyler and Jim Botto bold
lv bear alOlt the standard. Botto has
struck many q telling blow IN times past
and when Jim strikes from the shoulder
the man he hits should bc well proppod
or something will be heard 10 drop. Mr.
Tyler has long been one Cf the most cili-
cient Jefferson ward Democrats
The delegation is strong one, and
when 10 reaches Roanoke IL will DE cn-
ablod To put ON more Ayrcs than any
from this city
In Madison ward the Silver Grays did
not claim everything and tle ticket is
rcpre-entatiycO one. ltbegins with the sill
ycrtongucd delegate, james NDunlop.and
ends with Ned Cummins Ned is
broth of boy. and if hc can't out-talk
Dunlop it isnot because he hasnot kissed
the blarnoy stone.
a BOSS DELEGATION.
Monroe ward has a frst-class delcga-
ton headed by Taylor ElysOn and in-
Guiding in its ranks some of the best
worker. i'm the ward
The days of theold Columbia Club are
over, and none bat regulars are now put
on guard.
But little was expected of Jackson
ward hui She did much, and sends three
of the best men residing in the dark dis
irict. other wards may have q bigger
delegation, but none have Bigger dele
rate.
But Clay ward "takcs thc cake and
there ii was proved that i'm union there is
strength, and the names of the chosen
men Will indicate that the lion and the
lamb have buried the hatchet
MoNROE PARK AND OREGON MILL
Colonel Charles 5. Stingfollow and
Councilman John ii. Conner Colonel
James H. DOOlcy and Delegate Henry l..
Carter. genial Delegate Jim Patton and
Muscoe GlazcblO0k gallant Captain
O'Bann0n and Bob Ralston, and last
bat not least. Nirginius Johnson. This
is q delegation TO tie TO. in all serious
ness it is composed Of good men and
true
Forty, save one, are familiar figures,
or at least used Co Doe in Virginia. That
is the number of the delegates sent by
Richmond
They go uninstructed, hut IL Is hoped
That all they DO viii rebound 10 the good
both of the Democratic party and of the
old Commonwealth.
Three of the delegation Messrs Dun
lop. Patton, and Carter are I'M the House
Of Delegates, and Mr. Ellyson is Sena-
tor
THE CLAY WARD VOTE.
The following fun vote of Clay ward
Friday is published By request Whole
number of votes cast 49, one was
thrown out, leaving 4j counted distrib-
utcd as follows James ID. Patton, fl r..
W. Glazcbro0k. 30, r. Il. RalstOn, -
Henry L. Garter, 30. John H. Conner,
30; Charles =. ~tringfellow, . James
II Dooley, 27; j. H. O'Bann0n, q; Nir-
ginius Johnson 20
The following-named gentlemen re-
ceiyed from ID 10 % votes j. j. King, T..
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